圖像加註文字，The City of London and the northern Chinese city of Tianjin are jointly hosting an exhibition on the legendary life story of Eric ... Liddell and family members relax in ...

Paris, 1924. Eric Liddell is poised at the starting line of the 400m track, a union jack sitting proudly on the breast of his white running kit. It took him 47.6 seconds to make history that day ...

With his refusal to race on Sunday, the Scottish sprinter showcased a bigger story about Christians in sports. Eric Liddell took his starting spot in the finals for the 400 meters. More than 6,000 ...

Eric was now in Siaochang - occupied territory. In 1941 the British Government advised all British nationals in China to leave. Liddell remained in China while his family moved to Canada.

Scottish athlete Eric Liddell ... Heather Liddell Ingram was aged three at the time. In a 2012 BBC documentary, she admitted she used to wonder why he didn't leave with his family.

ERIC LIDDELL'S family was about to board the boat from China to Japan when the former Olympic champion spoke to his six-yearold elder daughter. "Patricia, " he said, "you must look after ...

Themes: The story of Eric Liddell; using your talents; standing up for what you believe. Summary: This assembly focuses on the story from the 1924 Olympics of Eric Liddell - 'The Flying Scotsman'.